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Norfolk County RSVP Program Director Lucille Cassis provides information about volunteer opportunities including Rides for Veterans, Meals on Wheels, and ESOL programs.  Chapters (00:00:00) - Volunteer Opportunities in Norfolk County (00:00:53) - Norfolk County's Retired Senior Volunteer Program (00:03:47) - County Commissioner on Vets and the program (00:05:01) - Volunteer Opportunities for VA Ri...

Swearing 7 new councilors. Statue supporters to rally. Pay raise issue back in court.  Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council Swearing In Ceremony (00:02:23) - Beth Israel Care Center in Quincy Cleats Off, and More (00:05:45) - Pedestrian Killed in Boston Hit and Run Crash (00:07:00) - Police: Teens Steal Car From Woman in Braintree (00:09:07) - Massachusetts to Make Shellfish Safe for Consumption (00...

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch looks back at some of the Quincy 400 events, looks ahead to America 250, and speaks about some goals for the city in 2026.

Deadly and serious crashes. New councilors to be sworn in. First Day Hikes. 

Quincy Public Schools Music Department Director Michael DeMarco, Combined Quincy/North Quincy Marching Band and Colorguard Director Matt Cavanaugh, and Sean Glennon with the Quincy/North Quincy Band Boosters talk about the growth of the programs and a fundraiser to benefit Father Bills & MainSpring. 

Shooter found dead. ENC for sale again. Winter Solstice beach walk. 

State auditor to attend Quincy ceremony. Large Quincy development withdrawn. Quincy schools concert. 

State Representative Tackey Chan discusses changes to his staff, 2025 highlights, energy policy, and proposed cannabis consumption cafes.  

Justin Stearns, Chairman of the Good Neighbor Energy Fund explains how the program helps people who qualify, pay to heat their homes this winter.  

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides a recap of the last licensing board meeting of 2025, and a preview of the first city council meeting on January 5th, 2026

Sleiman fired. Cain says goodbye. Turtles rescued. 

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain with an overview of the last council meeting of the year including setting the new property tax rates and saying goodbye as he steps down from the council at the end of the year. 

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch comments on next year's property taxes, the arrest of the emergency management director, and thanks the outgoing city councilors.  

Quincy taxes rising. Quincy mayor thanks councilors. Quincy official arrested. 

Pat Ronan, Senior Director of Community & Government Relations at Father Bills & Mainspring provides an update on the Yawkey Housing Resource Center in Quincy and the current state of homeless individuals in the region.  

Quincy murder. Quincy man charged in road rage shooting. Quincy tax rates to be set. 

Katelyn Szafir, VP of Operations at the Hale Family YMCA in Quincy talks about their annual Hope for the Holidays event, and provides an update on their expansion project.  

Quincy wins state loan. Lynch sounds alarm on health insurance. Quincy Menorah lighting. 

Quincy City Clerk Nicole Crispo provides an update of the licensing board meeting and a preview of the first city council meeting in 2026.

Quincy fatality. Quincy road rage.  Quincy choir concert. 

Quincy Veterans Services Director Christine Cugini provides details about this year's annual Wreaths Across America Day on December 13th.  

Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch discusses property taxes, a proposal for a performing arts center, and plans to make school buses safer. 

Companies may respond to Quincy incident. Ward 4 gets additional funding. Cannabis consumption coming. 

Energy issues, tax policies, Medicaid concerns, and economic concerns are addressed in this latest episode.  

Quincy City Council President Ian Cain provides an update of the December 8th council meeting and a preview of the last council meeting of the year on December 15th.